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Participants say two truths and one lie about themselves, others guess the lie. Encourages active listening and learning fun facts about others.

Like speed dating, participants have a short time to introduce themselves to others, promoting rapid connections.

Each person takes turns saying their name with an adjective that starts with the same letter. Helps with name retention and adds a fun twist.

Create a bingo card with various professional roles or experiences. Participants mingle to find people who match each square.

Group stands in a circle, takes each other's hands, and then attempts to untangle the knot without releasing hands. Promotes teamwork and problem-solving.

Give out cards with interesting questions or topics to kickstart conversations. This can help participants dive into deeper dialogues quickly.

Give each participant a piece of a famous duo or pair. Participants then have to find their 'match' during the event.

Pair participants to interview each other for a few minutes, then share what they learned with the group. Fosters deep connections and attentiveness.

Ask a series of 'Would you rather' questions to the group, prompting them to choose between two scenarios. It's a light-hearted way to share preferences and values.

Challenge participants to find something they all have in common. Facilitates initial bonding and finding shared interests or experiences.

Create a story together, with each person contributing a sentence. This can stimulate creativity and active participation.

Participants choose a song they feel represents them and explain why. Allows sharing of personal interests and stimulates conversation about music tastes.

Participants introduce themselves using only emojis to describe their job or personality, others have to guess the meaning.

Participants share where they would go on a dream vacation and why. Encourages sharing of personal aspirations and can reveal common interests.

Challenge participants to make each other smile or laugh without smiling themselves. Enhances engagement and lightens the atmosphere.

Everyone picks an object in their pocket or purse that has significance and explains its story. Offers insight into personal history and values.

Create a unique event hashtag and encourage participants to post photos or insights on social media with it. Facilitates online networking and event promotion.

Participants share a skill they can offer and one they'd like to learn. Sparks mutual interest and the exchange of knowledge.

Participants prepare short, visual presentations about themselves, following the PechaKucha format (20 slides, 20 seconds each). Encourages concise and creative self-expression.